UNIMAL Open Conference System, 1st Malikussaleh International Conference On Education Social Humanities And Innovation

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Gender Inequalities, Sex Education and Development Supervision Adolescents in Aceh Indonesia
Khairul Hasni None

Last modified: 2023-10-11

Abstract


Children and adolescents are vulnerable, with many experiencing violence and sexual harassment, which continues to increase in Aceh. The public has increasingly understood violence due to the openness of information regarding cases of violence. One influence on adolescent development is the global development that teenagers are increasingly experiencing, which is becoming more rapid with the development of the industrial and technological revolutions. The lack of knowledge about protecting young people from the influence of sex is exacerbated by pornography. Weak support from law enforcement for providing protection to victims means that children's cases do not receive legal justice. Coupled with a lack of religious knowledge from the family, it can trigger teenage children to be unable to be controlled properly. This discussion, as a view of reality, is very contradictory to the majority Muslim society in Aceh Province. Based on lengthy ethnographic fieldwork, meetings, and a study discussing the problem of violence against children and adolescents, the problem continues to increase along with the official implementation of Islamic Law in Aceh. In Acehnese society, the results of this research can lead to the conclusion that parental supervision of children is not yet a priority because various family factors in family achievement and understanding of child support in the family are still not well implemented. Children's reproductive health education is still minimal and taboo, both in school and family environments. In order to guarantee gender equality in a context of cultural diversity, schools and the educational community must promote gender equality, which is influenced by different social and cultural dynamics.


Keywords


Children, adolescents, education, SDGs, Islamic Law